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Meanings of amputate the arm in English
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Usage of amputate the arm in English
1
We amputate the arm to save the body.
2
Or, if necessary, they might amputate the arm.
3
I helped Sir John Pringle to amputate the arm this afternoon, but even that may not save the patient.
4
Here the surgeons had agreed that there was nothing for it, but to amputate the arm halfway between the wrist and the elbow.
5
He called his colleague, Captain Calthrop, over, and the two operated together, the one amputating the arm and the other the leg.
6
Dec. 20th: A Marine officer's arm was becoming gangrenous; Lt. Col. Jack Schwartz amputated the arm with only a jack knife and no anesthetic.